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Laser-Based Solutions for Battery Manufacturing | Goodenough Energy Storage Lecture

Thursday, November 14, 2024
2:00 pm - 3:00 pm

Location: EER 3.646

Speaker: Majid Abbasi

Abstract

With the rapid transition to electrification, new manufacturing challenges appear that require high-speed and low-defect approaches to mass produce batteries and e-mobility components. Laser-based processes for battery and e-mobility manufacturing may include electrode slurry drying, foil cutting, sintering, surface modification, texturing, similar and dissimilar welding, cleaning, marking, ceramic electrolyte sintering etc. which can provide quality, speed, and in some cases cost advantages in contrast with traditional methods. An overview of activities related to these processes at Coherent Corp. will be presented.

 

About the Speaker

Majid Abbasi is the global battery industry manager at Coherent Corp. He is part of the business development team. Majid joined legacy Coherent in 2022. Prior to that, he was at SK Innovation in South Korea managing the development of solutions for battery manufacturing which included laser welding, cutting, processing etc. He holds a doctorate degree in mechanical engineering, a master’s degree in welding engineering, and a bachelor's degree in materials science and engineering. Prior to life in the industry, he held positions in academia as a research professor, research scientist etc. He has authored several publications and patents in the field.

 

John Goodenough: 1922-2023

John B. Goodenough, who received the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 2019 for his contributions to the development of the lithium-ion battery, passed away in June 2023.

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